PRN-1.5M
USB A to B printer cable. Length 1.5 metres.
USB-A carries just 4 pins: VBUS (+5V power), a D+/D- differential data pair, and GND -- the simplest USB pinout, with no reversibility and no Power Delivery negotiation lines. USB-B carries the same 4 core USB signals (VBUS, D+/D-, GND) in a different shell shape, common on device-end equipment like printers and scanners.
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How it works
The data pair is twisted and works differentially, like network cable. The power wires are thicker because they carry current, and their thickness is what really decides whether a cable charges fast.
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From the published standard
The data pair is twisted and works differentially, exactly like network cable. This USB-A-to-B cable connects a computer to a peripheral like a printer, not a device that charges from it -- the small 5V line here powers the USB-B chip inside the peripheral's own port circuitry, not a battery, so there is no meaningful "charging speed" to describe.
This information comes from published sources about this type of product, not from the supplier.
| Type | USB |
|---|---|
| Length | 1.5 m |
| Connectors | USB-A / USB-B |
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